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1)2,50 A Year In Advance $3.60 To U.S.A.
BRUSSELS COUNCIL
CONCLUDES THIS.
YEAR'S BUSINESS
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The regular meeting of the Vil.
Inge Council was held in the 'Muni-
Opal Office no Deeouther .15111.
111011, all Menthe's; biting j)reSent,
The following Motions 'were (NU,
ed.
Moved by IT. TenPas, second-
ed by 1t. \\r, Kennedy that the
minutes of the meeting of Novemb-
er lib 1909 he adopted ills read,
Moved by 1. G. e I, SOCOM1-
Od by H. J. TertPas that Irenry
Exel be granted a Building Permit
as per application.
Moved by .1. L. McCutcheon, set-
onded by 1. 01. Campbell that the
.Business Tax lot. Gus Eder on.
-Centre Part Lot. 11 be written off.
Moved by R. \\T. 'Kennedy,
°tided by H. J. TenPas that.
Council endorse the resolution
from Stoney Creek regarding the
strict enforcement. of Law-
Moved by ft, W, Kennedy see-
ended by McClutcheon that
Council appoint .1. Cavin 'Kanter
to fill the vacancy on the P.C.C.
created by the resignation of John
14antia, to run the balance of his
term,
Moved by TT. .1. TenPas, second-
ed by I, G. Campbell that the
signs advertising Brussels on
Highways No. and 80 be remelt-
ed,
Mowed by J. L. iMcCuitcheon, Sec-
onded by H. TenPas that the
Redoubts as approved he paid,
Murray Gilbey, stump
tetnatal
Lleyd Kerilaghan,
Fiala rY
Recreational Committee
balance 1969 grant
County Haven, Pt. Pig V ..
Douglas .1', Callander, Not
Nursing Acct.
R. Cousins, salary
1-f. ,r. Tennis, salary
J. L, mcCalcheon, Ha
G. Campbell, salary
a, W. Icemiedy. salary
Mrs. Jean lixel, cleaning
.1. Cordon Stiles, garbage
and tint-eking 383,80
Lions Club, donation
to parade
Canadian LegiOn.
wreath: „
Fistuk Rutledge, 1969
Tax Rebate ,,,,,, , .
Stich CAttric, fox boutity „„
utteon Connty liitUttM1
Fire Aid. 1970 fees
Brussels Coal Yard,
Library fuel
'Huron County, culvert
Vointar Obethieals Ltd.,
salt 77.117
T. M. McDonald Lumber
supplies , 69.53
IS'ets Mater, office fuel 64.42
Provincial Treasurer,
LOG
taVIS Contracting Co,
Ltd.. paving' , 2971.011
Lit106111 M1111111, dig:Afpg ,,,, 61 ,0
4'i litollmtli
MAJOR PRIZE GOES
TO DENFIELD MAN
The draw, sponsored by. the
firMiftels Lions Club for.. 1st, 0
colored T'V, snowmobile or 0500,
011(1 2ad a transistor radio, was
made at .1 poi. Satarday at the
Legion Hall. 'rile »711111111g tickets
were dra wit by Sandra,
daughter or 'Mr, and Mrs. 'Titian
Ituether.
The leaky first winner
was Normun Lavdle of RR 3.
Penfield: 2nd s•risti, Ilarbara
Watts.
AVOID 2 HOUR BY-LAW
USE PARKING LOTS
There. ha ve been complaints
resolved by Council about. people
leaving their yehicleS parked an
main street all day:
There is no necessity for this.
There are tNvo tree Parking lots
available. The Municipal parking
lot, one block west Of the main
street and one south of the butcher,
shop made available for the use
of the genoral public through the
courtesy of the Stephenson. Bakery
and Grocery.
Both :shoppers and merchants
are unhappy about the inconven-
ience of not being able to park in
front of stores to pick up their
purchases because of parked cars,
soine those or business people and
their employees, left parked OP
main street all day.
('oniteil requests oil to
Operate to solve this problem by
not leaving their vehicles OaSked
011 main street for moVe that.1 two
hours, to co-operating they will
avoid a w enforcing two-.
hour parking,
NO P.A )E
N T .W E
LEGION 'TURKEY
BINGO WINNERS
Regular Games
Kevin Pennington
Mrs. Murray Lowe
Mrs. Jim .Adams
ATTS. Chas, Fischer
MrS, Toni (Tarniss
Mrs. Anstett, Wilighatu
Mrs, FlOrenee Mansfield,
)ritightim
Mrs. ;Joanne Miller
Brian Wiarw irk
Don Gibson
Mrs, Albright
:Iris, Smith
Don Gibson
Bob Elliott.
Mrs, fl'eorge TTislop
Gatti Specials
1)avid Thomas
Mrs. Dorothy McAtter, J;toi.h,
Logan:
-Mrs. F.:en MacDonald
Door Prizo
After the singing of carols all
gathered at the home of Mrs.
McCarroll for n very enjoyable
Christmas meeting which consist.
ed of reading Christmas stories,
the Christnias story from the
Bible and the litIgitig, or Christmas
carols. (Pitt s were exchanged , A
very ellinYttbe lnneh was served
by Ihe committee in charge.
CURTAILED POSTAL SERVICE
The Postoffice Will be closed
Christmas Day. Pet:. 2.5th. and
Hosing T)ay, Dec, 26th, Also no
rural service,
ClaigionFt to nil
Hi-C
2nd Rehekahs & Oddfellows
3rd ......„.„ , ,, Bridge Motors
Best Horse and Rider
Garuiss
Best Group Effort
Brussels Figure Skating Club
Best Costume
WIT WIND
Me4M.11
Bonnie .vane..
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Selwyn Raker is a patient in
Vestniinster Tiospital, LondOti.
Miss 'GI 11.011St 011 is at bottle
with her parent, Mr. mid Mrs.
Rae tioliston For the holidays,
:Miss Mies Stiles, Toronto, was
weekend visitor with Mr. and
MrS. ,Gordon Stiles,
N. Y. Haig; Danny and
Colleen. Kitchener were visitors
with Mrs. F, ThisselL
-Mrs. Florence ItussolI, who has
been a milieu{ in WiTlighiini
1,1101 for two W 0,4:P 11/1 rotorpod
114106.
CHRISTMAS
Christmas vs dreams, and little stockings. huti
Beside au open fire, long years
.it's hope fulfilled when .1 was young. •
And carols in th s moon light, soft and .low.
Inagirs rising up to bless each year,
A fashback to the glory. which was youth
It's honesty and tuirestralaed good cheer,
It's stars 'above the sam',- , it's peace 0tal truth.
Yuletide .plays, 4 tinselled tree within
A.. village church, and sleigh • hells un the .creek..
....it's Santa with ssowy.:- whiskered grin,
A homnires voiets and apple-rosy .• cheek,
It's skating parties on an icebound •• stream,
And fond illusions time will seek to Rill.
It Is a glimpse ..of sonic old prophet's dreams
It • is lire's pretty tenet) , its magic frill,
it may In oily tigh ts, a surging.
Of shoppers in this busy age, to
1:47or me it's memories which seem
And red-topped hoots, sticky candy
l'es. Christmas is sa ninny. ntanY,
line
sonic.
divine
and a drum,
things
A holly wreath upon a cottage door,
.A weary heart whieli once more gaily
A resume or sladness, good., h ror
It is n star , . , which
With linutble
It's eitps jov the Crod
St is n newborn Halle
wise men follow still
it is tru th 's diadem.
of all shall fill.
ill 'Bethlehem.
20.00
60.00
768.00
185.00
Thos. 0araiss, repair 11.00
1233.20 MacDonald Electric, bulbs
200,00 McCuteheon Motors.
87.53
300,00 and relay
200,00 repairs 35.21
200.00 MacLean Film Service,
200.00 repairs 6.07
1,so Huron Comity Beard of
Education. 1969 leVY 26,635,10
lost. Pabishing, peintiag „„ 111..00
P.r.C., streetlights and
100.00 Library - 92.91
nullity of Huron,
15,75 1969 levy ,, , , , „ 16,888,86
Post Otfthe, "(T.T.S. ,, ,, 7.00
0 00 O.M.EILS„ pension ..„, , , , ,,, 64.1.2
2,00 Receiver Mrteral, TeX ., de.
(hullo as and CP. ,..„ 105.40
10,00 Moved by 1. a: Campbell, sec-
onded by R. W. Kennedy that, the
50.50 Reeve proclaim. ItOking Pay. 1)ec-
86.10 em bey 20, 1009 a holiday,
1Nieved by it. W. Kennedy. sec-
uiided by T. Canipbell that the
meeting adjourn t.o theet again
January. 1.969 at 11 or a".
'the call of the ReeVe,
MELVILLE GUILD
GOES CAROLING
SANTA DISTRIBUTES
TREATS TO OVER
500 CHLDREN
t
The weather coo-operated, th(t
sun kept peeping through to mile
un the hundreds of children 'who
came to Brussels to meet ii4a.01a.
Claus on Saturday.
Tin' Parade made its way to Ott-
RoYlif Canadian Legion Hall 'with
the music of two bands, tbev Sea,-
for1.11 High School Band and the
13-sussels Legionn Pipe Band:
The '(oats were' colorful and.
interesting, but untortunatery.,'
there were not enough of them,
not nearly as runny as took part
in last year's parade whiOh was
an outstanding success,
,A number of horses and riders
pa rtioipa tell. including those is.
Arabion and Mexican costumes end
it typical gunslinger of the old
west, Also seen in the parade
were costumed clowns, lions. pussy
cats, and Mickey and Minnie
Monge among other characters.
(If course jells' old St. hicit, th,n,
one all the children were *Wing'
for, was then., with a hearty H'o
Ho. Hol Arriving at the hall he
chatted with the youngsters find-
ing out what they Wanted to find
under their tree on Christmas
tt'Iitileicgl- a \\brial.gil•°of Iglirs)odhieeTspetots each
child.
Tile children were entertaine0
at the hall by the .Kansas rartfter •
and Clark Johnston. •
Parade Winners
Foats:
1st
The Guild of ;11eville ('Iturcli sting
. Christmas carols and distributed
girls tit the Calla -n(1er Nursing
Home en Tuesday .evening, I./N.-
101s
Best ,Clown
Youngest in Parade